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the answers are. i'm joined by democratic strategist bob shrum and salon's joan walsh. first, however, we have two new national polls on the presidential race. let's check the "hardball" scoreboard. according to a new "washington post"/abc news poll, president obama has a two-point lead holding there, 49%/47%. same score in the new politico poll. obama by two, 49%/47%. "the new york times" this weekend reported on the two campaigns' ongoing debate preps. here is what they said about romney's prep. quote, mr. romney's team has concluded that the debates are about creating moments and has equipped him with a series of zingers he's memorized and has been practicing on aides since august. bob shrum, you have been on that particular role, preparing candidates for debate. what do you make of romney, a rather stiff customer to begin with, coming off as sort of a henny youngman or whatever, some sort of a don rickles with some zingers. i don't think of him as a zinger kind of guy where obama is expected to be left helpless. what do you make of that strategy? >> first of all, if you had it, you wouldn'

will join me next for the discussion. stay tuned. mr. margin? don't be modest, bob. you found a better way to pack a bowling ball. that was ups. and who called ups? you did, bob. i just asked a question. it takes a long time to pack a bowling ball. the last guy pitched more ball packers. but you... you consulted ups. you found a better way. that's logistics. that's margin. find out what else ups knows. i'll do that. you're on a roll. that's funny. i wasn't being funny, bob. i know. email marketing from constant contact reaches people in a place they're checking every day -- their inbox. and it gives you the tools to create custom emails that drive business. it's just one of the ways constant contact can help you grow your small business. sign up for your free trial today at constantconta.com/try. >>> coming up, new poll numbers show mitt romney's 47% comments have take an toll. can tomorrow's debate be a game changer? richard wolffe and alex wagner will join me for a debate preview, next. >>> the obama campaign launches a new ad targeting mitt romney's investment in china with bain capital

in washington today, bill. >> for sure. amon, thank you. i'll take it. bob has been all over this high-speed trading story from the get go. anything getting accomplished here, bob? >> yeah, there is. so this wasn't so much about high-frequency trading. it was really about dealing with all these technology problems. look what happened with night. they had a program that started. number one, the code was written wrong. that was the first problem. after it started running, they couldn't shut it down. so there was two problems. one was there was a software glitch, and they talked today about developing better practices for developing more consistent code. you need to write the code better. that's number one. they discussed that. number two, what about the program that started running and they couldn't shut it down? that's what the kill switch is about. so i think it's a very good idea to have a kill switch. you got to figure out under what circumstances you're going to use it, but believe it or not, that was a major problem. it ran 45 minutes in the case of night. nobody was able to shut i

-- >> thank you. >> let's check in on bob pisani. >> nelson peltz, one wonders where they're going to see there. they did lower their stake in legg mason, delivering shares to an investor in the fund, worth xhen mentioning. >> that's been a stinker. >> let's check in with bob pisani who's here on the floor with more on what is moving on this monday. good morning. >> joanie mitchell, that was good. you notice we're up. all the market this is morning, go overnight, all my e-mails, oh, my heavens. asia is a mess and the numbers were not good out of china. not good out of taiwan and not good out of most places in the world that had a pmi that was published. but the minute europe opened, the minute europe opened, the markets rallied. not only europe. s&p futures rallied, the euro rallied, the dollar weakened, commodities went up. why? it's very simple. more stimulus and a smooth transition towards a spanish bailout is what's motivating stocks right now. i'm not happy about the weak asian situation either. but you can see what's moving stocks. everybody, everybody over the weekend was debating

#: 1-800-345-2550 well, if itmr. margin?margin. don't be modest, bob. you found a better way to pack a bowling ball. that was ups. and who called ups? you did, bob. i just asked a question. it takes a long time to pack a bowling ball. the last guy pitched more ball packers. but you... you consulted ups. you found a better way. that's logistics. that's margin. find out what else ups knows. i'll do that. you're on a roll. that's funny. i wasn't being funny, bob. i know. >>> moments from now we will see the two presidential candidates to duke it out in the second day straight in the same battleground state. they have competing appearances in virginia just over 200 miles away from each other and both romney and ryan are reunited. does it feel so good? "the new york times" says the two men will share the main stage a lot more over the next few weeks. but is that creating a strain within their campaign ticket? recent comments seem to suggest just that. >> i'm the guy run for president, not him. wow. that's quite a guy, isn't it? paul ryan, isn't that something? wait a second. wait a second

as they once thought? bob shrum is a democratic strategist, john furry is a republican strategist. gentlemen, i have to give a little bit of help there to fury because this may be his hardest test yet. but let's go to you, shrum, because i like the way you punch. aiken ain't any better now, is he, than he was right after he said that, politically speaking. your thoughts. >> and he's done more. the republicans were in the midair phase of this flip-flop to say they were going to reconsider when he criticized and attacked claire mckag kill for nom being ladylike. they're reconsidering for several reasons. romney is fading. their prospects of ceiliree con the senate are fading. and, three, they were getting a lot of pressure from the tea party folks, from people like jim demint, from newt gingrich, rick santorum, as if those guys hadn't done enough for the republican party already this year by forcing romney way to the right. but this is a really hard decision politically and practically for republicans to make. first, it's going to cost a lot of money if they go back in. they canceled all the air

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into law by the republican governor in the state, bob mcdonald. virginia voters opposed that law by 17 points. the anti-abortion crusade that has been undertaken this year by republican-led state government in virginia is not popular in virginia. and now virginia women are prepared to take it out on the presidency, right? they're planning to vote against the republicans' candidate for president in their state by 18 points. and that was the context for a really important move made by virginia's republican attorney general this week, a move that could be important for the presidential race in virginia. this week the attorney general certified a new set of regulations targeted only at abortion clinics in the united states. the rules are just targeting abortion providers. it red tape specifically designed is to make it economically impossible to operate an abortion clinic in virginia. that's what's expected to happen in the state. most clinics are in danger of being closed once the rules go into effect. they initially voted to exempt existing clinics from the red tape. b and now these new

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and who called ups? you did, bob. i just asked a question. it takes a long time to pack a bowling ball. the last guy pitched more ball packers. but you... you consulted ups. you found a better way. that's logistics. that's margin. find out what else ups knows. i'll do that. you're on a roll. that's funny. i wasn't being funny, bob. i know. >>> good morning from new york. i'm chris hayes. with critics calling for u.n. ambassador susan rice to resign when they said the administration lied about who was behind the attacks in benghazi, libya, senator john kerry called for rice to stay on. the republican party has severed ties with a virginia based consulting group it has paid $3 million to this year alone. the group is being investigated for voter fraud in nine counties in florida. right now, my story of the week. the republican bubble trap. if you follow politics, you've probably noticed that polling of the presidential election has swung quite decidedly in the president's favor over the last couple of weeks. the real clear politics polling average now has obama up 4.1 points over mi

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'll get to this first. in the first interview romney and ryan gave after ryan joined the ticket, bob schieffer pointed out ryan budget plan, including his plan to voucherize, that's a great word, medicare, could be trouble for romney. let's listen. >> there's no question your campaign has been trying to make this a election a referendum on barack obama. now some people are saying you are making it a referendum on paul ryan's budget plan. >> well, i have my budget plan, as you know, that i have put out, and that's the budget plan that we're going to run on. >> and again this sunday romney had to distance himself from ryan's positions and assert that he's the man at the top of the ticket. let's listen. >> the president's cutting $716 billion from current medicare. i disagree with that. i'd put those dollars back into medicare. >> mr. ryan has proposed something similar, almost precisely the same number, 716. >> he was going to use that money to reduce the budget deficit. i'm putting it back into medicare and i'm the guy running for president. >> well, what a miserable time he has. all

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private bank, ryan from bimo capital market and our own bob pisani. gentlemen, good to see you. thanks for joining us. nick, if in kt end it's all about earnings, will the markets have a problem given the fact what we're seeing looking at the revenue side of the equation? >> the rate of growth is clearly slowing both on the sales and the earnings front. it's also a game of expectations. for the third quarter the expectations, we've been joking around saying expectations are zero for the quarter since there are no expectations for growth. we think it's going it come in more 4%, 5%. we think the majority of companies are going to beat. the important thing here, we think the expectations for the fourth quarter are too high. while they're too high, we think a majority are going to lower fourth-quarter guidance after reporting. not by the same magnitude as what was last quarter. the cuts are going to come but not be as severe as last quarter. >> brian, what do you think? what are your expectations for earnings going into this quarter? >> they're going to be weak. that's already baked into t

investor confidence. with us today to talk about it is carol roth and bob. good to see you all. tobias, what do you think? are you hearing this is an issue? >> no, not even a word. we had the flash crash a few years ago. that sent a reverberation. >> and the night trading snafu a couple months ago. >> not to the same extent as the flash crash, obviously. >> do you not notice this is happening more frequently? >> certainly you can't miss that. for the average retail investor, it could be an issue. they kind of do a yikes moment and get over it. >> that's exactly the issue. the little guy feels like the game is rigged. when you have names like facebook and kraft, these are household names that they're paying attention to on a daily basis. when you see these things happen, that means there's less confidence from the retail investor. that's why we've seen a lot of money coming out of the market here. there's a by fur kags between the guys who are trading and the people investing. the little guy is looking at the investing, but he's getting caught up in the emotion. >> certainly doesn't hel

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to because i think they are captured. >> all right. let's check on bob pisani. i think he may be in that crowd of lifelock. >> yes, we are right here. the ceo is right here behind me. it's still a little early. i think we have a few moments before it's going to open. price talk is well above that. let me talk about where the markets are because a lot of chatter about the fact that the markets look like they are stalled and kind of running out of steam. there's been a lot of talk that we've had the positive ism. market is not doing much. obviously the question is about the spanish aid request. that moves the markets around on an intraday basis. a lot of people trying to position oh themselves for the end of the year. that's kind of what is going on here. most of the people i talked to were eager to see it drop a bit but because they wanted to see it buy more at lower prices. this is the race to the finish line. this is the fourth quarter. a lot of mutual funds and a lot of hedge funds are notably underperforming their bempbl marks th marks. in terms of what is going to happen,

on terrorism, mitt romney came out and the administration is facing criticism. bob corker is one of them and he is "outfront" tonight. appreciate your taking the time. now, i know you have written a letter and you, sir, have asked for all of the information, all of the cables that ambassador stevens may have sent to state. was he worried about security? what's been the response so far to your request for all of this information? >> well, senator isakson and myself sent the letter two days ago. we've heard nothing. when we had the briefing, after the event, the director of national intelligence, probably ten days after the event occurred, was part of that briefing. they've turned an incident all of us care about. we have four americans that have been killed. bipartisan concern. everybody on the foreign relations committee, republicans and democrats want to know what has happened. for some reason, it's not forthcoming. typically in these briefings, we know what's happening in nuclear armaments, we know what's happening in some of the private developments between other countries. basic briefing ab

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's worked as research and director council to republican bob dole. great to have you here. joe weisenthal, deputy editor at business insider. msnbc joy reid at our sister website thegrio.com. and josh barro. it was 90 billion views? >> we're pushing 100 billion. >> paid views, yes. >> i'm going to retire. >> that's right. off the royalties from that. if only. if only every writer in america -- >> isn't that how it works? >> isn't that how it works? i found the polling stuff to be kind of remarkable this week. you know, the polling i think, look, let's not overstate how accurate polls are. there's margins of error and it's also possible that we are systematically getting something wrong. there were models in the big wall street banks tharp systematically miss pricing real estate. i think if you're empirically minded and look at the data, the president is winning the race. his lead has increased over the past, you know, month or so. it looks like from the polling we're seeing the 47% comments have hurt him. and -- have hurt mitt romney and yet there is an increasing industry growing up on t

or did in the 1996 debates against bob dole. and i think that that is exactly what barack obama's goal is over the next few weeks. >> and you know, joe, the thing that's so fascinating is that we've ended up, because both candidates have not put forward very specific agendas, we're ending up having an election that's a referendum on bill clinton's time and george w. bush's time. and most people think back to the clinton era as being a better period of time as the bush era. so barack obama's winning that debate by proxy because he's associated himself with the policies of bill clinton and with the person of bill clinton. >> i think we've got to start thinking for real about the probability of a clinton monument on the mall. i mean, you know, who would have thunk it? >> didn't he just say that he could run in ireland, and he could also run in france. >> he could run in france because he was born in louisiana. >> that's a true statement. >> ireland's a better fit for him, though, i think. >> although they love him in france. he's a lover. >> we'll move past that. joe, you're just joining

. ♪ that's my world. well, if itmr. margin?margin. don't be modest, bob. you found a better way to pack a bowling ball. that was ups. and who called ups? you did, bob. i just asked a question. it takes a long time to pack a bowling ball. the last guy pitched more ball packers. but you... you consulted ups. you found a better way. that's logistics. that's margin. find out what else ups knows. i'll do that. you're on a roll. that's funny. i wasn't being funny, bob. i know. >>> anything. this is a song by a group called the neighbor. if you're a fan of the neighborhood, you're a hoodlum. >> i like it. thank you for getting me up to speed. >> yeah, i'm going to get you up to speed on that. it's pretty new. >>> pcs, the "wall street journal" reports that deutsche telecom and metro pcs have approved a move to with the t-mobile unit. two sides acknowledged yesterday. any part of that? >> i believe it is. and if it isn't, it will be. >> okay. there you go. there you go. you don't often just copy what the "wall street journal" says, do you? >> never, never. but i believe the "wall street journal

and an old and dear friend. bob, thank you for doing this. let me start with this. we had fran tarkenton on and he said he hopes that the nfl owners don't give up their business principles and that we could retrain the referee if we had to. i want to ask you, did the nfl give up much to get this agreement with the refs union? >> well, you know, we're fortunate to have a commissioner in roger goodell who thinks long just like the majority of owners. and we want to be sure our product is the best sports entertainment product in the world. and it requires us to have high quality referees. when you do a long term agreement, it's very important that you face the hard issues. we could have done an agreement quickly, but roger really did a great job here and what he did -- people think it's about money. and the money part of this was really the small -- >> i thought a lot of it was about pensions, 401(k)s versus long term guaranteed benefits. >> that was important, but the most important thing was that we get full-time employees. we now have the opportunity to hire refs full-time, we have peopl

, john kerry with bush, it helps elevate them. there were times it didn't, bob dole first time didn't help him. >> that's a special case, hard to be on stage with president clinton have that turn out well, he is particularly uniquely capable of drawing in an audience. >> people thought that of reagan, he had a bad first outing. >> rag had eagan had an age thi. clinton is extraordinary. i think debates are so different at this moment in a campaign. we have folks calling this campaign the early voting has started, the sense that this is, you know, still sort of a meaningful contribution is up for grabs. >> mike, watching one of the things we've seen, something the polsters warned about, fewer and fewer folks claim the debates are as decisive for them. >> i think they will be. you still have a small undecided. that's what makes the difference. >> they watch, right? that's the hope, you want to be sure they watch. >> yes, i think both sides want that. ratings will be good for the debates, it is a great opportunity, in terms of expectation setting, they're excellent. wouldn't be at this

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students. let's solve this. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. >>> and my observation on the disconnect between negative earnings and positive stocks. investors have been plowing money into stocks. qe forever comes to mind. big institutions and deep pools of capital have been playing catch up chasing stocks in the face of anemic economic growth and a mess in europe that has yet to be resolved. all the major averages defined gravity this year. take a look. the dow industrials up 10%. the s&p up 14% this year and the nasdaq composite, the big winner of them all has shot up nearly 20% year to date. as money is

disappointed when doesn't mention supply side. >> only supply ciders win. all the other guys, john mccain, bob dole and pa a pa bush, they are not supply cider and they lose. >> he comes from the business world. he comes from the business world. >> roger stone, i think mitt needs better humor. i was watching a video with mitt and anne. i think they are great people. they said what is your biggest treat and anne said having a jelly doughnut that's your biggest treat. that's a little weak. and the interviewer asking mitt, and he says peanut butter sandwich and chocolate milk. nobody drinks chocolate milk anymore. mitt should have said i really love sitting in the back of my bentley convertible and having my driver take me out to the country. that would have been totally cool. >> it would be real. >> it would have been real. people would have admired that. >> his message is dower and apop liptic. it is why i don't think he will win. >> johnathon martin, a bentley in every garage has to be his slogan. >> and chicken in every pot. >> always good to see you. here's a programming note. spend your pri

romney supporters can actually ignore. let's bring in democratic strategist bob shrum. is there a bright spot for the romney campaign? >> yes, the election isn't being held tomorrow. they can hope something happens in the debates or some other kind of event or some issue breaks their way. even that i think would be difficult at this point for romney to catch up. i think after the debate, by the way, assuming he sticks to a script, doesn't do something spontaneous and calamitous, memorizes his answers, we may see the press give him a little bit of a ride and say, well, it's time to say this thing isn't over and romney still has a chance. when you listen to him like in that pennsylvania excerpt you showed today, the only way he can carry pennsylvania when you look at these polls is if voter suppression works there. if the voter suppression law is upheld by the courts, that is the only way they can win pennsylvania and that's to steal it. >> what about the first debate? it's next week. is it a must win? and what kind of candidate are we're going to see in mitt romney? he's touched other opp

... ups? ups. not fantasy? who would have thought? i did. we did, bob. we did. got it. >>> i had to ask how to pronounce her name before we came back. real professional. great to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about the future of affirmative action in america not just before the court, but is on the docket. argue mlts are scheduled. it's the first big blockbuster case the court will hear. it's a case tomorrow about corporate personhood and this statute. we covered that before. it's a little in the legal weeds. we are going fisher because what appears to be on the table is whether the court will allow any kind, any kind of consideration of race as a factor in admission to higher education to promote diversity in the sense of affirmative action. chief justice john roberts has shown through a variety of writings to be incredibly hostile to this notion. there's a famous statement of his from a case called parents involved in which the court struck down a mechanism for integrating public schools that was popular. the parents were behind it. it still was struck down and

meet the parents. she's a real bob cat. instead he called clare mccaskill what, a wildcat? >> a northwestern brand. >> but then he did something else. he said, i think we have a very clear path to victory and apparently claire mccaskill thinks we do too is what he said after the debate because she was very aggressive at the debate, which was quite different than when she ran against jim talent. she had a confidence and was much more lady like in 2006. >> boy. >> okay. so let's just stop right there. how do you think that is going to play with the swing voters and women in missouri in 2012? >> of course this makes people think todd akin's earlier dumb comment was no fluke but, joe, the real dilemma for people in washington is do you fund this guy? it is looking like he could still beat claire mccaskill. he is hanging in there in polls. the senate republican campaign committee which had said not another dime to him, and they said that partly to avoid funding their other donors, when the deadline passed for him to drop out and he didn't and was hanging in there in polls they

-- republicans, conservatives, the money are going to say, you're bob dole, we're done. we're going to focus on the house and senate. he's got to get past that first. >> there is new polling on the presidential race this morning, just two days before the candidates square off in their first debate. first the national picture. according to "the washington post"/abc news poll, 49% say they would vote for obama and 47% for romney. those numbers are unmoved from early last month. >> so nationally we're in the margin of error in this poll. >> all right. in the critical swing states, the president's lead grows to 11 points among likely voters. 52% to 41%. in ohio, a state where early in-person voting begins tomorrow -- >> wow! >> -- a new "columbus dispatch" poll shows the president leading 51%-42%. in august that same poll had the two candidates tied at 45%. >> at 45%. if you want to know how badly things have gone over the past month for mitt romney, how bad september was for mitt romney, just look at the "the columbus dispatch" poll. he's lost nine points in ohio. it's absolutely critical that

with the lead director and ken chernault and bob mcdonald and laid out our concerns. bob is focused on succeeding and keeping his job, it's a good dynamic. the board wants to give him a little bit more time and see if he can make some progress and if not, this is one of the best boards in america. >> what is the real problem? it's something built up over the years. >> part of the problem is there's not a culture of efficiency, let's put it that way at procter & gamble. it is a fat and bloated company. competitors are nimble, have better cost structures, allows them to reinvest in growth the company has not been able to. you look at unilever, making the company much more efficient. >> the '90s with dirk jagger, mick jagger, whatever, and lastly procter & gamble, you were talking about the last couple of years, p&g was turned around, sounds like we're back to the future. >> there was a problem and the board stepped in and they found someone internally, someone who has been one of the great ceos of procter & gamble. >> what is your next move if nothing happens at p&g? what cards do you

. >>> let's go to bob down on the floor. >> for a second day s&p futures went up in the middle of the night and went up because europe opened. this happened yesterday. we moved right up as soon as europe opened. happened again today. that's the reason that we are open right now. we are up right now. the big question on the spanish bank bailout, of course, is as you have been mentioning, it is when, not if. the two dates important are this one, number one, october 8th, that's monday. that's the date that the eu's permanent rescue fund, the esm, becomes fully operational. that's october 8. that's also the date where the first board meeting of this rescue fund, the esm, is going to happen. that's why, and i think melissa mentioned this, some speculation and request came over the weekend. that makes sense procedurally. spain already has the budget and the evaluation of the bank recapitalization. if it doesn't happen then, the next date everyone is talking about is october 18th and 19th. that's when the eu leaders get together and that's the next likely date. those are the ones two people are ta

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